@ai_track decorator hides mypy errors and blocks propagation of errors in traces

[ahoussemand]

How do you use Sentry?

Sentry Saas (sentry.io)

Version

2.29.1

Steps to Reproduce

1. Add a @ai_track decorator to a function
2. Call that function with an unexpected argument
3. Run mypy to check the code
4. Run the code to see the error in sentry

Expected Result

mypy should return the following error:
error: Unexpected keyword argument "keyword" for "function" [call-arg]

Sentry traces should show the error

Actual Result

mypy returns
'Success: no issues found'

Sentry only raises the error within the parent transaction and not in the main traces page.

[linear]

PY-1798 @ai_track decorator hides mypy errors and blocks propagation of errors in traces

[ahoussemand]

Actually, the decorator @ai_track is messing entirely with types:

mypy does not recognise the function's types: arguments and return types

[szokeasaurusrex]

@ahoussemand, could you please clarify what you mean by the following?

Sentry only raises the error within the parent transaction and not in the main traces page.

I am unsure what exactly you mean – could you perhaps provide screenshots and/or links to the pages you are referring to?